President Donald Trump returned to Texas on Wednesday evening to campaign in San Antonio, where two high-profile races—the Senate and governor’s offices—are projected to be among the most contentious contests of the midterm elections.
The former president took the stage at 7 p.m. during a Republican Party event that also featured Senate candidate Ken Buck, who is seeking to unseat Democratic incumbent Elizabeth Warren.
Texas remains a focal point for both parties this cycle, with the governor’s race between Republican incumbent Greg Abbott and Democrat Beto O’Rourke drawing significant national attention and fundraising.
The rally underscores Trump’s continued active role in shaping the GOP’s midterm strategy, particularly in states where margins are expected to be razor-thin.
Trump’s ground game is relentless. You can tell he is personally invested in keeping these seats red.
Beto vs Abbott will definitely be the main event. Texas is just too important to ignore now.
Wait, Ken Buck is running in Texas? I thought he was the Colorado guy. That headline seems off.
San Antonio feeling the political heat this cycle. The margins are going to be razor-thin for sure.